Angry

Music by Henry Brunies and Jules Cassard with lyrics by Dudley Mecum, 1925

Melrose Music Co.

With "Como's Little Combo" a section of Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra

and Abraham Richman, Tenor Sax Solo

Recorded at RCA Victor Studio 3, 155 East 24th Street, New York City

A&R Producer: Ed O. Welker

Recording Engineer: not listed

Final Recording Time 2:18

Recorded February 12, 1957 ~ Matrix No. H2PB 1541 Take 2

Leader: Mitchell Ayres

Contractor: Henry "Hank" Ross ( Sax )

Trumpet ~ Mel Davis

Sax ~ Abraham Richman

Piano ~ Henry Rowland

Guitar ~ Danny Perri

Guitar ~ Anthony "Tony" Mottola

Bass ~ Jack Lasberg

Drums ~ Terry Snyder

Album issue: RCA-LP12 "We Get Letters" LPM-1463 MONO SEPTEMBER 1957

Album issue: RCA-45RPM EP "We Get Letters Vol. 1" EPA 1-1463 MONO SEPTEMBER 1957

. . . a cross-section of the requests that Perry Como sings on his weekly TV show. The style is relaxed, the backgrounds ( by a section of the Mitchell Ayres' orchestra known during the recording sessions as "Como's Little Combo" ) are light and easy, and Perry's singing is, as always, superb.

Notes: ~ this song was first recorded by the New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Jelly Roll Morton on piano (Gennett), 1923. Popularized by Ted Lewis and His Orchestra (Columbia) and pianist Art Gillham (Columbia). It was revived by Tiny Hill and his Orchestra in 1939, who recorded it (Vocalion) and used it as his theme song. Kay Starr had a popular recording of this song in 1951 with Dave Cavanaugh's Orchestra on the Capitol label.